Thanks Ralph!

Lots of parts in this kit and each was like a little project in of itself. A ready to make vignette!

Joe

Thanks Roger. Almost shake and bake !

Joe

Thank you Paul, I appreciate it!

Joe

Thank you Frank, I'm glad you like the way they turned out!

Joe

Thanks for the added info Alan. I appreciate it!

Joe

Thanks Bob!

Joe

Thank you Chris!

I like these 'vignette in box' kits !

Joe

Marc, thank you for your comments! I'm mighty beholding to you for enhancing my sorry pics. I took them with my cell phone and they always look like I'm shooting through fog !

Thanks again!

Joe

Thanks Eduardo, I really appreciate it!

Te lo agradezco!

Joe

Thanks John, thanks a bunch!

Joe

Thank you Jeff!

What Marc did was a big help. He's a stand up guy in my book!

Joe

I appreciate that Sir, thanks!

Joe

Thanks Maca! Yup, they are some good kits alright. What impressed me the most was that all the parts are keyed. I didn't pin anything except the feet onto the base.

Joe

Hi Joe!

This holy soldiers are as usual top notch. The hospitaler was my favourite.

Cheers,
Pedro.

I totally love it.Amazing work.As for the rest I would go for the more "orthodox"interpretation of Alpha and Omega although masonic connotations cannot be ruled out (masonic lodges modelled themselves on monastic orders and not the other way round and I am not sure that such symbolism had developed at such an early date.I am not an expert though so anyone more informed....).

Oda.

Excellent work, evocative. Arj has already answered your question, Alpha and Omega mean then beginning and the end, so everithing is resumed in Christ. This way to underline that everthing descend from God willing is very compliant with the medieval idea of Christianity.
I like it a lot.
Francesco

Oda, I thank you and I appreciate your comments. Always helpful!

Joe

Thank you Pedro!

Joe

Many thanks for your interpretation Francesco! I'm also glad that you like the way this duo turned out.

Joe

Terrific piece of work Joe.....Sometimes a piece like this can look like an overwhelming project.But as you said ,if you break it down and look at each piece as an individual project it becomes a little more comfortable.As long as you have patience.....Anyway....Keep up the great work.

Wayne